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SOFTWARE INTERFACE SPECIFICATION
RADIO SCIENCE DIGITAL MAP (RSDMAP) PRODUCTS
prepared by
Richard A. Simpson
Durand Bldg - Room 232
Stanford University
Stanford, CA
94305-9515
Version 2.0.2
9 March 1999
PREFACE
|====================================================================|
| |
| DOCUMENT CHANGE LOG |
| |
|====================================================================|
|REVISION|REVISION| SECTION | REMARKS |
| NUMBER | DATE | AFFECTED | |
|--------+--------+------------+-------------------------------------|
| 2.0 |98/04/20| All |Adapted from V1.0.2 for MGS and Lunar|
| | | | Prospector. |
|--------+--------+------------+-------------------------------------|
| 2.0.1 |98/12/16| 4.2.1 |Change MGS DATA_SET_ID to |
| | | | MGS-M-RSS-5-SDP-V1.0 |
|--------+--------+------------+-------------------------------------|
| 2.0.1 |98/12/16| Appendix B |Added examples in B.1 and B.2 |
|--------+--------+------------+-------------------------------------|
| 2.0.2 |99/03/09|Distribution|Update list of PDS recipients |
|--------+--------+------------+-------------------------------------|
| 2.0.2 |99/03/09|Acr & Abbrev|Changed "LPX" to "LP" for Lunar |
| | | 1.2 | Prospector |
|--------+--------+------------+-------------------------------------|
| 2.0.2 |99/03/09| 2.3 |Generalized use of "nnnnvv" string in|
| | | | file naming. |
|--------+--------+------------+-------------------------------------|
| 2.0.2 |99/03/09| Fig. 4-2-3 |Generalized value for pointer |
| | | | ^DATA_SET_MAP_PROJECTION |
|--------+--------+------------+-------------------------------------|
| 2.0.2 |99/03/09| Fig. 4-2-2 |Removed keyword UNIT from IMAGE |
| | | B.1 | object definition |
|--------+--------+------------+-------------------------------------|
| 2.0.2 |99/03/09| 1.5.4.1 |Substituted 7-bit ASCII characters |
| | | 1.5.4.2 | for 8-bit versions |
|========|========|============|=====================================|
|====================================================================|
| |
| ITEMS TO BE DETERMINED |
| |
|====================================================================|
| REVISION | SECTION | ITEM DESCRIPTION | RESOLUTION |
| NUMBER | AFFECTED | | |
|----------+----------+------------------------+---------------------|
| 2.0 | 5 |Add names, contact info | |
| | | for specific scientists| |
| | | -- e.g., Balmino, Smith| |
| | | and Sjogren for MGS RST| |
|==========|==========|========================|=====================|
Distribution
JPL/Gravity
A.S. Konopliv............ 301-125J ask@krait.jpl.nasa.gov
N. Rappaport............301-125L Nicole.J.Rappaport@jpl.nasa.gov
W.L. Sjogren..............301-150 wls@kamel.jpl.nasa.gov
R. Wimberly.............301-150 Ravenel.N.Wimberly@jpl.nasa.gov
D-N Yuan.................301-125J dny@krait.jpl.nasa.gov
JPL/Mars Global Surveyor
P. Priest...............264-325 trish@rodan.jpl.nasa.gov
T. Thorpe...............264-214 Thomas.E.Thorpe@jpl.nasa.gov
JPL/PDS
V. Henderson............171-264 Valerie.Henderson@jpl.nasa.gov
Y. Oliver...............171-264 Yolanda.Oliver@jpl.nasa.gov
Stanford University
R. Simpson...........Durand 232 rsimpson@magellan.stanford.edu
J. Twicken...........Durand 232 joe@neptune.stanford.edu
L. Tyler.............Durand 232 len@nova.stanford.edu
Washington University
R.E. Arvidson.....Campus Box 1169 arvidson@wunder.wustl.edu
J. Alexopoulos..Campus Box 1169 jim@wuzzy.wustl.edu
Goddard Space Flight Center
F. Lemoine.............Code 926 flemoine@olympus.gsfc.nasa.gov
D. Rowlands............Code 926 dave@usgrant.gsfc.nasa.gov
D.E. Smith...............Code 920 dsmith@tharsis.gsfc.nasa.gov
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
M. Zuber.................54-518 zuber@tharsis.gsfc.nasa.gov
CNES
G. Balmino.................GRGS balmino@pontos.cst.cnes.fr
Mars Global Surveyor/Thermal Emission Spectrometer
G. Mehall......ASU Geology Dept mehall@esther.la.asu.edu
Contents
Preface.............................................................ii
Document Change Log...............................................ii
Items to be Determined............................................ii
Distribution.....................................................iii
Contents..........................................................iv
Acronyms and Abbreviations........................................vi
1. General Description...............................................1
1.1. Overview......................................................1
1.2. Scope.........................................................1
1.3. Applicable Documents..........................................1
1.4. System Siting.................................................1
1.4.1. Interface Location and Medium.............................1
1.4.2. Data Sources, Transfer Methods, and Destinations..........1
1.4.3. Generation Method and Frequency...........................2
1.5. Assumptions and Constraints...................................2
1.5.1. Usage Constraints.........................................2
1.5.2. Priority Phasing Constraints..............................2
1.5.3. Explicit and Derived Constraints..........................2
1.5.4. Documentation Conventions.................................2
1.5.4.1. Data Format Descriptions..............................2
1.5.4.2. Time Standards........................................3
1.5.4.3. Coordinate Systems....................................3
1.5.4.4. Limits of This Document...............................3
1.5.4.5. Typographic Conventions...............................3
2. Interface Characteristics.........................................4
2.1. Hardware Characteristics and Limitations......................4
2.1.1. Special Equipment and Device Interfaces...................4
2.1.2. Special Setup Requirements................................4
2.2. Volume and Size...............................................4
2.3. Labeling and Identification...................................4
2.4. Interface Medium Characteristics..............................5
2.5. Failure Protection, Detection, and Recovery Procedures........5
2.6. End-of-File Conventions.......................................5
3. Access............................................................6
3.1. Programs Using the Interface..................................6
3.2. Synchronization Considerations................................6
3.2.1. Timing and Sequencing Considerations......................6
3.2.2. Effective Duration........................................6
3.2.3. Priority Interrupts.......................................6
3.3. Input/Output Protocols, Calling Sequences.....................6
4. Detailed Interface Specifications.................................7
4.1. Structure and Organization Overview...........................7
4.2. Detached PDS Label............................................7
4.2.1. Label Header..............................................7
4.2.2. Image Object Definition...................................9
4.2.3. Image Map Projection Object Definition...................10
4.3. Data File....................................................11
5. Support Staff and Cognizant Personnel............................12
Appendix A. Binary Data Format.....................................13
A.1. IEEE Integer Fields..........................................13
A.2. IEEE Floating-Point Fields...................................13
A.3. VAX Integer Fields...........................................14
A.4. VAX Floating-Point Fields....................................15
Appendix B. Example Data Products..................................16
B.1. Example Label................................................16
B.2. Example Data Object..........................................17
Figures
4-2-1. RSDMAP Label Header.........................................7
4-2-2. RSDMAP Image Object Definition..............................9
4-2-3. RSDMAP Image Map Projection Definition.....................10
Acronyms and Abbreviations
ANSI American National Standards Institute
ARC Ames Research Center
ARCDR MGN Altimetry and Radiometry Composite Data Record
ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interchange
ASU Arizona State University
CD-WO compact-disc write-once
CNES Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales
dB Decibel
DEC Digital Equipment Corporation
DSN Deep Space Network
FEA Front End Assembly
GSFC Goddard Space Flight Center
IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
IAU International Astronomical Union
JPL Jet Propulsion Laboratory
J2000 IAU Official Time Epoch
K Degrees Kelvin
kB kilobytes
km Kilometers
LP Lunar Prospector (mission or spacecraft)
MGN Magellan (project or spacecraft)
MGS Mars Global Surveyor
MO Mars Observer
NAIF Navigation and Ancillary Information Facility
NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NAV Navigation Subsystem/Team
ODL Object Definition Language (PDS)
PDS Planetary Data System
RS Radio Science
RSDMAP Radio Science Digital Map Product
RSS Radio Science Subsystem
RST Radio Science Team
SCET Space Craft Event Time
SHADR Spherical Harmonic ASCII Data Record
SHBDR Spherical Harmonic Binary Data Record
SHM Spherical Harmonic Model
SIS Software Interface Specification
SOPC Science Operations Planning Computer
SPARC Sun Scaleable Processor Architecture
SPK Spacecraft and Planet Kernel Format, from NAIF
TBD To Be Determined
TDB Temps Dynamique Barycentrique - IAU Standard Ephemeris
Time
TES Thermal Emission Spectrometer
UTC Universal Time Coordinated
1. General Description
1.1. Overview
This Software Interface Specification (SIS) describes Radio
Science Digital Map (RSDMAP) files. The RSDMAP product was designed
for geoid, isostatic anomaly, Bouguer anomaly, or other digital maps
derived primarily from Radio Science data [1]. Use of the RSDMAP format
is not limited to Radio Science data, however.
1.2. Scope
The format and content specifications in this SIS apply to all
phases of a project for which RSDMAP products are produced.
The RSDMAP product was defined initially for free air gravity
maps derived from Magellan (MGN) and Mars Observer (MO) radio tracking
data, but the format is more generally useful. It has been adapted
here for Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) and Lunar Prospector (LP) radio
data with options for MGS Thermal Emission Spectrometer (TES) data.
The Magellan, Mars Observer, and Mars Global Surveyor Missions
were (are) managed by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) for the
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Lunar
Prospector is managed by the Ames Research Center (ARC) for NASA.
1.3. Applicable Documents
[1] Tyler, G.L., G. Balmino, D.P. Hinson, W.L. Sjogren, D.E. Smith,
R. Woo, S.W. Asmar, M.J. Connally, C.L. Hamilton, and R.A.
Simpson, Radio Science Investigations with Mars Observer, J.
Geophys. Res., 97, 7759-7779, 1992.
[2] MGN 630-7, Rev. D, Magellan Planetary Constants and Models, D.T.
Lyons, Mission Design, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 9 January 1991.
[3] MO 642-321, Mars Observer Planetary Constants and Models, JPL
D-3444, November 1990.
[4] D-7116, Rev. D, Planetary Science Data Dictionary Document,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 15 June 1996.
[5] D-7669 Part 2, Planetary Data System Standards Reference, PDS
Version 3.2, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 24 July 1995.
1.4. System Siting
1.4.1. Interface Location and Medium
RSDMAP files are created at the institution conducting the
science analysis. RSDMAP files are electronic files.
1.4.2. Data Sources, Transfer Methods, and Destinations
RSDMAP files are created from radio tracking, vertical sounding,
in situ, and/or other measurements at the institution conducting the
scientific data analysis. They are transferred to and deposited in a
data system specified by the managing institution.
Mars Global Surveyor files will be delivered to users via
electronic networks and on compact-disc write-once volumes (CD-WO).
1.4.3. Generation Method and Frequency
RSDMAP files are developed separately at each institution
conducting scientific analyses on raw data. Each digital map meets
criteria specified by the investigators conducting the analysis.
Each digital map typically requires data from a large number of
latitudes and longitudes, so that RSDMAP files will be issued
infrequently and on schedules which cannot be predicted.
1.5. Assumptions and Constraints
1.5.1. Usage Constraints
None.
1.5.2. Priority Phasing Constraints
None.
1.5.3. Explicit and Derived Constraints
None.
1.5.4. Documentation Conventions
1.5.4.1. Data Format Descriptions
The reference data unit is the byte. Data may be stored in
fields with various sizes and formats, viz. one-, two-, and four-byte
binary integers, four- and eight-byte binary floating-point numbers,
and character strings. Data are identified throughout this document as
char 8 bits character
uchar 8 bits integer
short 16 bits integer
long 32 bits integer
float 32 bits floating point (sign, exponent, and
mantissa)
double 64 bits floating point (sign, exponent, and
mantissa)
u (prefix) unsigned (as with ulong for
unsigned 32-bit integer)
other special data structures such as
time, date, etc. which are
described within this document
The detailed formats of the numeric fields are defined in Appendix A.
If a field is described as containing n bytes of ASCII character
string data, this implies that the leftmost (lowest numbered) byte
contains the first character, the next lowest byte contains the second
character, and so forth.
An array of n elements is written as array[n]; the first element
is array[0], and the last is array[n-1]. Array[n][m] describes an n by
m element array, with first element array[0][0], second element
array[0][1], and so forth.
1.5.4.2. Time Standards
RSDMAP files use the January 1.5, 2000 epoch as the standard
time. Within the data files, all times are reported in Universal
Coordinated Time (UTC) as strings of 23 ASCII characters. The time
format is "YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.fff", where "-", "T", ":", and "." are
fixed delimiters; "YYYY" is the year "19nn" or "20nn"; "MM" is a two-
digit month of year; "DD" is a two-digit day of month; "T" separates
the date and time segments of the string; "hh" is hour of day; "mm" is
the minutes of hour (00-59); "ss" is the seconds of hour (00-59); and
"fff" is in milliseconds.
The date format is "YYYY-MM-DD", where the components are
defined as above.
1.5.4.3. Coordinate Systems
Coordinate systems for RSDMAP products are specified in the
IMAGE_MAP_PROJECTION definition in the PDS label (see Section 4.2.3).
These may be described more fully in other documents -- e.g. [2,3].
1.5.4.4. Limits of This Document
This document applies only to RSDMAP data files.
1.5.4.5. Typographic Conventions
This document has been formatted for simple electronic file
transfer and display. Line lengths are limited to 80 ASCII
characters, including line delimiters. No special fonts or structures
are included within the file. Constant width characters are assumed
for display.
2. Interface Characteristics
2.1. Hardware Characteristics and Limitations
2.1.1. Special Equipment and Device Interfaces
Users of the RSDMAP product must have access to the data system
(or to backup media) on which RSDMAP files are stored.
2.1.2. Special Setup Requirements
None.
2.2. Volume and Size
RSDMAP products have variable length depending on the resolution
of the map, the number of quantities represented in the image, and the
format of the individual data points. A rectangular map of resolution
1 degree in both latitude and longitude with a single parameter given
as a double precision floating point number requires about 520 kB
total. The same map in one-byte integers would require about 65 kB.
2.3. Labeling and Identification
Each file has a name which describes its contents. The name
includes the following structure which uniquely identifies it among
RSDMAP products:
GTnnnnvv.IMG
where
"G" denotes the generating institution
"A" for Arizona State University
"J" for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory
"G" for Goddard Space Flight Center
"C" for Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales
"S" for Stanford University
"T" indicates the type of data represented
"G" for free air gravity field
"O" for geoid
"B" for Bouguer anomaly
"I" for isostatic anomaly
"T" for topography
"M" for magnetic field
"nnnnvv" is a 6-character modifier specified by the data
producer. Among other things, this modifier may be
used to indicate the target body, whether the SHBDR
contains primary data values as specified by "T" or
uncertainties/errors, and/or the version number.
Each RSDMAP file is accompanied by a detached PDS label; that label is
a file in its own right with name GTnnnnvv.LBL
2.4. Interface Medium Characteristics
RSDMAP products are electronic files.
2.5. Failure Protection, Detection, and Recovery Procedures
None.
2.6. End-of-File Conventions
End of file labeling complies with standards of the data system
or medium on which they are stored.
3. Access
3.1. Programs Using the Interface
Data contained in RSDMAP files will be accessed by programs at
the home institutions of science investigators. Those programs
cannot be identified here.
3.2. Synchronization Considerations
3.2.1. Timing and Sequencing Considerations
N/A
3.2.2. Effective Duration
N/A
3.2.3. Priority Interrupts
None.
3.3. Input/Output Protocols, Calling Sequences
None.
4. Detailed Interface Specifications
4.1. Structure and Organization Overview
The RSDMAP is a file generated by software at the institution
conducting scientific data analysis. Each RSDMAP file is
accompanied by a detached PDS label.
4.2. Detached PDS Label
The detached PDS label has three parts -- a header, an IMAGE
object definition, and an IMAGE_MAP_PROJECTION definition. The header
contains information about the origin of the file and its general
characteristics such as record type and size. The IMAGE object definition
contains information about the image -- lines, pixels, scaling of pixel
values, etc. The IMAGE_MAP_PROJECTION definition describes how one should
display the image.
Each detached PDS label is constructed of ASCII records;
each record contains exactly 80 characters. The last two characters
in each record are the carriage-return (ASCII 13) and line-feed
(ASCII 10) characters.
An example of a complete label is given in Appendix B.
4.2.1 Label Header
The structure of the label file header is illustrated in
Figure 4-2-1. Keyword definitions are given below.
|====================================================================|
| |
| Figure 4-2-1 RSDMAP Label Header |
| |
|====================================================================|
| |
| PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3 |
| RECORD_TYPE = FIXED_LENGTH |
| RECORD_BYTES = nnn |
| FILE_RECORDS = nnn |
| ^IMAGE = "GTnnnnvv.IMG" |
| INSTRUMENT_HOST_NAME = "cccccccccccccccccccc" |
| TARGET_NAME = "cccc" |
| INSTRUMENT_NAME = "ccccccccccccccccccccccc" |
| DATA_SET_ID = "ccccccccccccccccccccccc" |
| ORIGINAL_PRODUCT_ID = "ccccccccccccccc" |
| PRODUCT_ID = "GTnnnnvv.IMG" |
| PRODUCT_RELEASE_DATE = YYYY-MM-DD |
| DESCRIPTION = "cccccccccccccccccc" |
| START_ORBIT_NUMBER = nnnn |
| STOP_ORBIT_NUMBER = nnnn |
| START_TIME = YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.fff |
| STOP_TIME = YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.fff |
| SOFTWARE_NAME = "ccccccc;Vn.m" |
| PRODUCT_CREATION_TIME = YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.fff |
| PRODUCER_ID = "ccccccc" |
| |
|====================================================================|
PDS_VERSION_ID = The version of the Planetary Data System for
which these data have been prepared (set to
PDS3 by agreement between the Mars Global
Surveyor Project and PDS).
RECORD_TYPE = The type of record. Set to "FIXED_LENGTH"
to indicate that all logical records have
the same length.
RECORD_BYTES = The number of bytes per (fixed-length)
record.
FILE_RECORDS = The number of records in the RSDMAP file;
instance dependent.
^IMAGE = File name of the RSDMAP file in the form
"GTnnnnvv.IMG", where the structure is
explained in Section 2.3.
INSTRUMENT_HOST_NAME = Name of the spacecraft; acceptable names
include "MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR" and "LUNAR
PROSPECTOR".
TARGET_NAME = A character string which identifies the
target body. For MGS RSDMAP files, the
character string "MARS". For Lunar
Prospector RSDMAP files, the character
string "MOON".
INSTRUMENT_NAME = Name of the instrument; set to "RADIO
SCIENCE SUBSYSTEM" for products generated
from radio science data, or to other
instrument names as appropriate.
DATA_SET_ID = Identifier for the data set of which this
RSDMAP product is a member. Set to "MGS-M-
RSS-5-SDP-Vn.m" for Mars Global Surveyor
RSDMAP products, where "Vn.m" indicates the
version number of the data set. Set to other
data set identifiers as appropriate.
ORIGINAL_PRODUCT_ID = Optional. An identifier for the product
provided by the producer. Generally a
file name, different from PRODUCT_ID, which
would be recognized at the producer's
institution.
PRODUCT_ID = A unique identifier for the product within
the collection identified by DATA_SET_ID.
Usually the same as the value for ^IMAGE.
The naming convention is defined in
Section 2.3.
PRODUCT_RELEASE_DATE = The date on which the product was released
to the Planetary Data System; entered in the
format "YYYY-MM-DD", where components are
defined in Section 1.5.4.2.
DESCRIPTION = A short description of the RSDMAP product.
START_ORBIT_NUMBER = Optional. The first orbit represented in
the RSDMAP product. An integer.
STOP_ORBIT_NUMBER = Optional. The last orbit represented in
the RSDMAP product. An integer.
START_TIME = The Earth Receive Time at which the first
sample was acquired, expressed in the format
"YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.fff" where the
components are defined in Section 1.5.4.2.
STOP_TIME = The Earth Receive Time at which the last
sample was acquired, expressed in the format
"YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.fff" where the
components are defined in Section 1.5.4.2.
SOFTWARE_NAME = The name and version number of the program
creating this RSDMAP file; expressed as a
character string in the format
"PROGRAM_NAME;n.mm" where "PROGRAM_NAME" is
the name of the software and "n.mm" is the
version number.
PRODUCT_CREATION_TIME = The time at which this RSDMAP was created;
expressed in the format "YYYY-MM-
DDThh:mm:ss.fff" where the components are
defined in Section 1.5.4.2.
PRODUCER_ID = The entity responsible for creation of the
RSDMAP product; for products generated by the
Mars Global Surveyor Radio Science Team, set
to "MGS RST".
|====================================================================|
| |
| Figure 4-2-2 RSDMAP Image Object Definition |
| |
|====================================================================|
| |
| OBJECT = IMAGE |
| LINES = nnnn |
| LINE_SAMPLES = nnnn |
| SAMPLE_TYPE = nnnn |
| SAMPLE_BITS = nnnn |
| OFFSET = nnn.ff |
| SCALING_FACTOR = nnn.ff |
| DESCRIPTION = "cccccccccccccc" |
| END_OBJECT = IMAGE |
| |
|====================================================================|
4.2.2. Image Object Definition
The Image Object Definition in the label completely describes
the accompanying Digital Map. It immediately follows the label
header and has the format shown in Figure 4-2-2.
Keywords are defined in [4]. There is no requirement within
this document that there be any relationship among RECORD_BYTES,
LINE_SAMPLES, and SAMPLE_BITS other than that the number of bytes
in an image line be an integral multiple of RECORD_BYTES (Section
4.2.1). It is strongly recommended, however, that producers of
RSDMAP files make the line lengths identically equal to RECORD_BYTES
to ensure maximum compatibility with existing image processing
software. For compatibility, producers are also encouraged to use
8- or 16-bit integer pixels rather than longer formats.
4.2.3. Image Map Projection Object Definition
The Image Map Projection Object Definition specifies the map
projection for an RSDMAP product. It is used for interpretation of
the RSDMAP data; it is not required for understanding the structure
of the file. It immediately follows the Image Object Definition and
has the form shown in Figure 4-2-3.
|====================================================================|
| |
| Figure 4-2-3 RSDMAP Image Map Projection Definition |
| |
|====================================================================|
| |
| OBJECT = IMAGE_MAP_PROJECTION |
| ^DATA_SET_MAP_PROJECTION = "cccccccc.CAT" |
| COORDINATE_SYSTEM_NAME = ccccccccccccc |
| COORDINATE_SYSTEM_TYPE = ccccccccccccc |
| MAP_PROJECTION_TYPE = "ccccccccccc" |
| A_AXIS_RADIUS = nnn.ff <unit> |
| B_AXIS_RADIUS = nnn.ff <unit> |
| C_AXIS_RADIUS = nnn.ff <unit> |
| FIRST_STANDARD_PARALLEL = "N/A" |
| SECOND_STANDARD_PARALLEL = "N/A" |
| POSITIVE_LONGITUDE_DIRECTION = ccccccccccccc |
| CENTER_LATITUDE = nnn.ff <unit> |
| CENTER_LONGITUDE = nnn.ff <unit> |
| REFERENCE_LATITUDE = "N/A" |
| REFERENCE_LONGITUDE = "N/A" |
| LINE_FIRST_PIXEL = nnn |
| LINE_LAST_PIXEL = nnn |
| SAMPLE_FIRST_PIXEL = nnn |
| SAMPLE_LAST_PIXEL = nnn |
| MAP_PROJECTION_ROTATION = nnn.ff <unit> |
| MAP_RESOLUTION = nnn.ff <unit> |
| MAP_SCALE = "N/A" |
| MAXIMUM_LATITUDE = nnn.ff <unit> |
| MINIMUM_LATITUDE = nnn.ff <unit> |
| EASTERNMOST_LONGITUDE = nnn.ff <unit> |
| WESTERNMOST_LONGITUDE = nnn.ff <unit> |
| LINE_PROJECTION_OFFSET = nnn.ff |
| SAMPLE_PROJECTION_OFFSET = nnn |
| END_OBJECT = IMAGE_MAP_PROJECTION |
| |
|====================================================================|
Keywords are defined, and standard values are given, in [4].
For Mars Global Surveyor Radio Science products, the following are
required:
COORDINATE_SYSTEM_NAME = PLANETOCENTRIC
COORDINATE_SYSTEM_TYPE = "BODY-FIXED ROTATING"
POSITIVE_LONGITUDE_DIRECTION = WEST
DSMP.CAT is a file stored elsewhere (in the CATALOG directory on a
CD-WO volume); it specifies the map projection more explicitly.
4.3 Data File
The data file is the Image Object, defined in 4.2.2 and
presumed to contain the digital map.
Each map comprises LINES rows of LINE_SAMPLES pixels; each
pixel occupies SAMPLE_BITS bits.
5. Support Staff and Cognizant Personnel
The following persons may be contacted for information.
Mars Global Surveyor Radio Science Team:
Richard A. Simpson
Durand Building - Room 232
Center for Radar Astronomy
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305-9515
Phone: 650-723-3525
FAX: 650-723-9251
Electronic mail: rsimpson@magellan.stanford.edu
Planetary Data System:
PDS Operator
Planetary Data System
MS 202-101
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
4800 Oak Grove Drive
Pasadena, CA 91109-8099
Phone: 818-354-4321
Electronic Mail: pds_operator@jpl.nasa.gov
Appendix A. Binary Data Format
A.1. IEEE Integer Fields
0 7 1-byte (char; uchar)
---------
| [0] |
---------
0 15 2-byte (short; ushort)
--------- ---------
| [0] | [1] |
--------- ---------
0 31 4-byte (long; ulong)
--------- --------- --------- ---------
| [0] | [1] | [2] | [3] |
--------- --------- --------- ---------
IEEE binary integers are stored in one, two, or four consecutive 8-bit
bytes. Unsigned integers uchar, ushort, ulong, which always represent
positive values, contain 8, 16, or 32 binary bits, respectively. As
illustrated above, the significance increases from the rightmost bit
to the leftmost (bit 0). Signed integers (char, short, long) are
stored in the same way, except that negative values are formed by
taking the corresponding positive value, complementing each bit, then
adding unity -- known as "two's complement" format. As a consequence,
a negative value always has bit 0 set "on". Integers are written
externally in increasing byte-number order, i.e. [0], [1], etc., so
that more significant bits always precede less significant ones. For
example, the short value -2 is stored as a pair of bytes valued 0xff,
0xfe.
A.2. IEEE Floating-Point Fields
0 1 8 9 31 4-byte (float)
--------- --------- --------- ---------
| | [0] | | [1] | [2] | [3] |
--------- --------- --------- ---------
0 1 8 9 31 8-byte (double)
--------- --------- --------- ---------
| | [0] | | [1] | [2] | [3] |
--------- --------- --------- ---------
32 63
--------- --------- --------- ---------
| [4] | [5] | [6] | [7] |
--------- --------- --------- ---------
IEEE single- (double-) precision floating point numbers (known to IEEE
enthusiasts as E-type floating-point formats, respectively) are stored
in four (eight) consecutive bytes. Bit number 0 contains a sign
indicator, S. Bits 1 through 8 (11) contain a binary exponent, E. The
significance increases from bit 8 (11) through bit 1. Bits 9 (12)
through 31 (63) contain a mantissa M, a 23-bit (52-bit) binary
fraction whose binary point lies immediately to the left of bit 9
(12). The significance increases from bit 31 (63) through bit 9 (11).
The value of the single-precision field is given by
S E-127
(-1) *2 *(1+M)
The value of the double-precision field is given by
S E-1023
(-1) *2 *(1+M)
The numbers are stored externally in increasing byte-number order,
i.e. [0], [1], etc. For example, the maximum single-precision float
value +3.40282347E+38 is stored as four bytes valued 0x7f, 0x7f, 0xff,
0xff.
Special single-precision float values are represented as +Infinity
(0x7f800000), -Infinity (0xff800000), quiet NaN (not a number)
(0xffffffff), and signaling NaN (0x7f800001).
A.3. VAX Integer Fields
0 7 1-byte (char; uchar)
---------
| [0] |
---------
0 15 2-byte (short; ushort)
--------- ---------
| [1] | [0] |
--------- ---------
0 31 4-byte (long; ulong)
--------- --------- --------- ---------
| [3] | [2] | [1] | [0] |
--------- --------- --------- ---------
VAX binary integers are stored in one, two, or four consecutive
8-bit bytes. Unsigned integers uchar, ushort, and ulong (which always
represent positive values) contain 8, 16, or 32 binary bits,
respectively. As illustrated above, the significance increases from
the rightmost bit to the leftmost (bit 0). Signed integers (char,
short, long) are stored in the same way, except that negative values
are formed by taking the corresponding positive value, complementing
each bit, then adding unity -- known as "two's complement" format. As
a consequence, a negative value always has bit 0 set or "on."
Integers are written externally in increasing byte-number order, i.e.
[0], [1], etc., so that less significant bits always precede more
significant ones. For example, the short value -2 is stored as a pair
of bytes valued 0xfe, 0xff. (This section has been adapted from a
description by P.G. Ford in the Magellan ARCDR SIS).
A.4. VAX Floating-Point Fields
0 1 8 9 31 4-byte (float)
--------- --------- --------- ---------
| | [1] | | [0] | [3] | [2] |
--------- --------- --------- ---------
0 1 8 9 31 8-byte (double)
--------- --------- --------- ---------
| | [1] | | [0] | [3] | [2] |
--------- --------- --------- ---------
32 63
--------- --------- --------- ---------
| [5] | [4] | [7] | [6] |
--------- --------- --------- ---------
VAX single- (double-) precision floating point numbers (known to
VAX enthusiasts as F-type and D-type floating-point formats,
respectively) are stored in four (eight) consecutive bytes. Bit
number 0 contains a sign indicator, S. Bits 1 through 8 contain a
binary exponent, E. The significance increases from bit 8 through bit
1. Bits 9 through 31 (63) contain a mantissa M, a 23-bit (55-bit)
binary fraction whose binary point lies immediately to the left of bit
9. The significance increases from bit 31 (63) through bit 9. The
value of the field is given by
S E-129
(-1) *2 *(1+M)
The numbers are stored externally in increasing byte-number order,
i.e. [0], [1], etc. For example, the float value +1.0 is stored as
four bytes valued 0x80, 0x40, 0x00, 0x00. (This section has been
adapted from a description by P.G. Ford in the Magellan ARCDR SIS).
Appendix B. Example RSDMAP Label and Data Object
B.1 Example Label
PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3
RECORD_TYPE = FIXED_LENGTH
RECORD_BYTES = 2880
FILE_RECORDS = 180
^IMAGE = "JGM50C01.IMG"
INSTRUMENT_HOST_NAME = "MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR"
TARGET_NAME = "MARS"
INSTRUMENT_NAME = "RADIO SCIENCE SUBSYSTEM"
DATA_SET_ID = "MGS-M-RSS-5-SDP-V1.0"
ORIGINAL_PRODUCT_ID = "MARS50C.A01"
PRODUCT_ID = "JGM50C01.IMG"
PRODUCT_RELEASE_DATE = 1998-01-15
DESCRIPTION = "This file contains a digital map of Mars
gravity accelerations derived from radio tracking of the Mariner 9 and Viking
Orbiter spacecraft. The map is vertical gravity in milligals at the surface
referenced to a sphere of 3394.2 km radius. START_ORBIT_NUMBER,
STOP_ORBIT_NUMBER, START_TIME, and STOP_TIME below do not have values because
there are no Mars Global Surveyor data included in the model. This is
considered to be the baseline (pre-MGS) Mars model for the JPL Gravity
Science Team; it was produced under the direction of W.L. Sjogren."
START_ORBIT_NUMBER = "N/A"
STOP_ORBIT_NUMBER = "N/A"
START_TIME = "N/A"
STOP_TIME = "N/A"
SOFTWARE_NAME = "GRVMAP;V1.0"
PRODUCT_CREATION_TIME = 1995-02-17T12:34:56.789
PRODUCER_ID = "MARS GRAVSCI TEAM"
/* Structure Objects */
OBJECT = IMAGE
LINES = 180
LINE_SAMPLES = 360
SAMPLE_TYPE = "IEEE REAL"
SAMPLE_BITS = 64
OFFSET = 0.0E+00
SCALING_FACTOR = 1.0E+00
DESCRIPTION = "The Digital Map contains values of vertical
gravity. The values in milligals can be obtained by multiplying the
sample in the map by SCALING_FACTOR and then adding OFFSET. "
END_OBJECT = IMAGE
OBJECT = IMAGE_MAP_PROJECTION
^DATA_SET_MAP_PROJECTION = "DSMAP2.CAT"
COORDINATE_SYSTEM_TYPE = "BODY-FIXED ROTATING"
COORDINATE_SYSTEM_NAME = PLANETOCENTRIC
MAP_PROJECTION_TYPE = "SIMPLE CYLINDRICAL"
A_AXIS_RADIUS = 3394.20 <KM>
B_AXIS_RADIUS = 3394.20 <KM>
C_AXIS_RADIUS = 3394.20 <KM>
FIRST_STANDARD_PARALLEL = "N/A"
SECOND_STANDARD_PARALLEL = "N/A"
POSITIVE_LONGITUDE_DIRECTION = "EAST"
CENTER_LATITUDE = 0.0 <DEGREES>
CENTER_LONGITUDE = 0.0 <DEGREES>
REFERENCE_LATITUDE = 0.0 <DEGREES>
REFERENCE_LONGITUDE = 0.0 <DEGREES>
LINE_FIRST_PIXEL = 1
LINE_LAST_PIXEL = 180
SAMPLE_FIRST_PIXEL = 1
SAMPLE_LAST_PIXEL = 360
MAP_PROJECTION_ROTATION = 0.0 <DEGREES>
MAP_RESOLUTION = 1.0E+00
MAP_SCALE = "N/A"
MAXIMUM_LATITUDE = 89.5 <DEGREES>
MINIMUM_LATITUDE = -89.5 <DEGREES>
EASTERNMOST_LONGITUDE = 179.5 <DEGREES>
WESTERNMOST_LONGITUDE = -179.5 <DEGREES>
LINE_PROJECTION_OFFSET = 89.5
SAMPLE_PROJECTION_OFFSET = 179.5
END_OBJECT = IMAGE_MAP_PROJECTION
END
B.2 Example Data Object
The example below shows part of a data object corresponding to the label
shown in B.1. The data object is shown in hexadecimal format. The first
record, part of the second record, and part of the last record are shown. The
left column gives the number of the first byte in each row, starting with 0.
0000000 4057 fa3d 70a3 d70a 4057 fae1 47ae 147b
0000016 4057 fb85 1eb8 51ec 4057 fc28 f5c2 8f5c
0000032 4057 fccc cccc cccd 4057 fe14 7ae1 47ae
0000048 4057 fe14 7ae1 47ae 4057 feb8 51eb 851f
0000064 4057 ff5c 28f5 c28f 4058 0000 0000 0000
0000080 4058 00a3 d70a 3d71 4058 0147 ae14 7ae1
0000096 4058 01eb 851e b852 4058 01eb 851e b852
0000112 4058 028f 5c28 f5c3 4058 028f 5c28 f5c3
0000128 4058 0333 3333 3333 4058 03d7 0a3d 70a4
0000144 4058 03d7 0a3d 70a4 4058 03d7 0a3d 70a4
0000160 4058 047a e147 ae14 4058 047a e147 ae14
0000176 4058 047a e147 ae14 4058 051e b851 eb85
0000192 4058 051e b851 eb85 4058 051e b851 eb85
*
0000256 4058 047a e147 ae14 4058 047a e147 ae14
*
0000288 4058 03d7 0a3d 70a4 4058 03d7 0a3d 70a4
0000304 4058 0333 3333 3333 4058 0333 3333 3333
0000320 4058 028f 5c28 f5c3 4058 028f 5c28 f5c3
0000336 4058 01eb 851e b852 4058 0147 ae14 7ae1
0000352 4058 00a3 d70a 3d71 4058 00a3 d70a 3d71
0000368 4058 0000 0000 0000 4057 ff5c 28f5 c28f
0000384 4057 feb8 51eb 851f 4057 fe14 7ae1 47ae
0000400 4057 fd70 a3d7 0a3d 4057 fccc cccc cccd
0000416 4057 fc28 f5c2 8f5c 4057 fae1 47ae 147b
0000432 4057 fa3d 70a3 d70a 4057 f999 9999 999a
0000448 4057 f8f5 c28f 5c29 4057 f7ae 147a e148
0000464 4057 f70a 3d70 a3d7 4057 f5c2 8f5c 28f6
0000480 4057 f51e b851 eb85 4057 f47a e147 ae14
0000496 4057 f333 3333 3333 4057 f1eb 851e b852
0000512 4057 f147 ae14 7ae1 4057 f000 0000 0000
0000528 4057 eeb8 51eb 851f 4057 ee14 7ae1 47ae
0000544 4057 eccc cccc cccd 4057 eb85 1eb8 51ec
0000560 4057 ea3d 70a3 d70a 4057 e8f5 c28f 5c29
0000576 4057 e7ae 147a e148 4057 e666 6666 6666
0000592 4057 e51e b851 eb85 4057 e3d7 0a3d 70a4
0000608 4057 e28f 5c28 f5c3 4057 e147 ae14 7ae1
0000624 4057 e000 0000 0000 4057 de14 7ae1 47ae
0000640 4057 dccc cccc cccd 4057 db85 1eb8 51ec
0000656 4057 da3d 70a3 d70a 4057 d851 eb85 1eb8
0000672 4057 d70a 3d70 a3d7 4057 d5c2 8f5c 28f6
0000688 4057 d3d7 0a3d 70a4 4057 d28f 5c28 f5c3
0000704 4057 d0a3 d70a 3d71 4057 cf5c 28f5 c28f
0000720 4057 cd70 a3d7 0a3d 4057 cc28 f5c2 8f5c
0000736 4057 ca3d 70a3 d70a 4057 c851 eb85 1eb8
0000752 4057 c70a 3d70 a3d7 4057 c51e b851 eb85
0000768 4057 c333 3333 3333 4057 c1eb 851e b852
0000784 4057 c000 0000 0000 4057 be14 7ae1 47ae
0000800 4057 bc28 f5c2 8f5c 4057 ba3d 70a3 d70a
0000816 4057 b8f5 c28f 5c29 4057 b70a 3d70 a3d7
0000832 4057 b51e b851 eb85 4057 b333 3333 3333
0000848 4057 b147 ae14 7ae1 4057 af5c 28f5 c28f
0000864 4057 ad70 a3d7 0a3d 4057 ab85 1eb8 51ec
0000880 4057 a999 9999 999a 4057 a7ae 147a e148
0000896 4057 a5c2 8f5c 28f6 4057 a3d7 0a3d 70a4
0000912 4057 a1eb 851e b852 4057 a000 0000 0000
0000928 4057 9e14 7ae1 47ae 4057 9c28 f5c2 8f5c
0000944 4057 9a3d 70a3 d70a 4057 9851 eb85 1eb8
0000960 4057 9666 6666 6666 4057 947a e147 ae14
0000976 4057 928f 5c28 f5c3 4057 9000 0000 0000
0000992 4057 8e14 7ae1 47ae 4057 8c28 f5c2 8f5c
0001008 4057 8a3d 70a3 d70a 4057 8851 eb85 1eb8
0001024 4057 8666 6666 6666 4057 847a e147 ae14
0001040 4057 828f 5c28 f5c3 4057 80a3 d70a 3d71
0001056 4057 7eb8 51eb 851f 4057 7ccc cccc cccd
0001072 4057 7ae1 47ae 147b 4057 78f5 c28f 5c29
0001088 4057 7666 6666 6666 4057 747a e147 ae14
0001104 4057 728f 5c28 f5c3 4057 70a3 d70a 3d71
0001120 4057 6eb8 51eb 851f 4057 6d70 a3d7 0a3d
0001136 4057 6b85 1eb8 51ec 4057 6999 9999 999a
0001152 4057 67ae 147a e148 4057 65c2 8f5c 28f6
0001168 4057 63d7 0a3d 70a4 4057 61eb 851e b852
0001184 4057 6000 0000 0000 4057 5eb8 51eb 851f
0001200 4057 5ccc cccc cccd 4057 5ae1 47ae 147b
0001216 4057 58f5 c28f 5c29 4057 57ae 147a e148
0001232 4057 55c2 8f5c 28f6 4057 53d7 0a3d 70a4
0001248 4057 528f 5c28 f5c3 4057 50a3 d70a 3d71
0001264 4057 4f5c 28f5 c28f 4057 4d70 a3d7 0a3d
0001280 4057 4c28 f5c2 8f5c 4057 4a3d 70a3 d70a
0001296 4057 48f5 c28f 5c29 4057 47ae 147a e148
0001312 4057 45c2 8f5c 28f6 4057 447a e147 ae14
0001328 4057 4333 3333 3333 4057 41eb 851e b852
0001344 4057 4000 0000 0000 4057 3eb8 51eb 851f
0001360 4057 3d70 a3d7 0a3d 4057 3c28 f5c2 8f5c
0001376 4057 3ae1 47ae 147b 4057 3999 9999 999a
0001392 4057 38f5 c28f 5c29 4057 37ae 147a e148
0001408 4057 3666 6666 6666 4057 351e b851 eb85
0001424 4057 347a e147 ae14 4057 3333 3333 3333
0001440 4057 328f 5c28 f5c3 4057 3147 ae14 7ae1
0001456 4057 30a3 d70a 3d71 4057 2f5c 28f5 c28f
0001472 4057 2eb8 51eb 851f 4057 2e14 7ae1 47ae
0001488 4057 2d70 a3d7 0a3d 4057 2c28 f5c2 8f5c
0001504 4057 2b85 1eb8 51ec 4057 2ae1 47ae 147b
0001520 4057 2a3d 70a3 d70a 4057 2999 9999 999a
0001536 4057 2999 9999 999a 4057 28f5 c28f 5c29
0001552 4057 2851 eb85 1eb8 4057 27ae 147a e148
0001568 4057 27ae 147a e148 4057 270a 3d70 a3d7
0001584 4057 270a 3d70 a3d7 4057 2666 6666 6666
0001600 4057 2666 6666 6666 4057 2666 6666 6666
0001616 4057 25c2 8f5c 28f6 4057 25c2 8f5c 28f6
*
0001680 4057 2666 6666 6666 4057 2666 6666 6666
0001696 4057 2666 6666 6666 4057 270a 3d70 a3d7
0001712 4057 270a 3d70 a3d7 4057 27ae 147a e148
0001728 4057 2851 eb85 1eb8 4057 2851 eb85 1eb8
0001744 4057 28f5 c28f 5c29 4057 2999 9999 999a
0001760 4057 2a3d 70a3 d70a 4057 2ae1 47ae 147b
0001776 4057 2b85 1eb8 51ec 4057 2c28 f5c2 8f5c
0001792 4057 2ccc cccc cccd 4057 2d70 a3d7 0a3d
0001808 4057 2e14 7ae1 47ae 4057 2eb8 51eb 851f
0001824 4057 3000 0000 0000 4057 30a3 d70a 3d71
0001840 4057 3147 ae14 7ae1 4057 328f 5c28 f5c3
0001856 4057 3333 3333 3333 4057 347a e147 ae14
0001872 4057 35c2 8f5c 28f6 4057 3666 6666 6666
0001888 4057 37ae 147a e148 4057 38f5 c28f 5c29
0001904 4057 3a3d 70a3 d70a 4057 3ae1 47ae 147b
0001920 4057 3c28 f5c2 8f5c 4057 3d70 a3d7 0a3d
0001936 4057 3eb8 51eb 851f 4057 4000 0000 0000
0001952 4057 4147 ae14 7ae1 4057 4333 3333 3333
0001968 4057 447a e147 ae14 4057 45c2 8f5c 28f6
0001984 4057 470a 3d70 a3d7 4057 48f5 c28f 5c29
0002000 4057 4a3d 70a3 d70a 4057 4b85 1eb8 51ec
0002016 4057 4d70 a3d7 0a3d 4057 4eb8 51eb 851f
0002032 4057 5000 0000 0000 4057 51eb 851e b852
0002048 4057 53d7 0a3d 70a4 4057 551e b851 eb85
0002064 4057 570a 3d70 a3d7 4057 5851 eb85 1eb8
0002080 4057 5a3d 70a3 d70a 4057 5c28 f5c2 8f5c
0002096 4057 5d70 a3d7 0a3d 4057 5f5c 28f5 c28f
0002112 4057 6147 ae14 7ae1 4057 628f 5c28 f5c3
0002128 4057 647a e147 ae14 4057 6666 6666 6666
0002144 4057 6851 eb85 1eb8 4057 6a3d 70a3 d70a
0002160 4057 6b85 1eb8 51ec 4057 6d70 a3d7 0a3d
0002176 4057 6f5c 28f5 c28f 4057 7147 ae14 7ae1
0002192 4057 7333 3333 3333 4057 751e b851 eb85
0002208 4057 770a 3d70 a3d7 4057 78f5 c28f 5c29
0002224 4057 7ae1 47ae 147b 4057 7ccc cccc cccd
0002240 4057 7eb8 51eb 851f 4057 80a3 d70a 3d71
0002256 4057 828f 5c28 f5c3 4057 847a e147 ae14
0002272 4057 8666 6666 6666 4057 8851 eb85 1eb8
0002288 4057 8a3d 70a3 d70a 4057 8c28 f5c2 8f5c
0002304 4057 8d70 a3d7 0a3d 4057 8f5c 28f5 c28f
0002320 4057 9147 ae14 7ae1 4057 9333 3333 3333
0002336 4057 951e b851 eb85 4057 970a 3d70 a3d7
0002352 4057 98f5 c28f 5c29 4057 9ae1 47ae 147b
0002368 4057 9ccc cccc cccd 4057 9eb8 51eb 851f
0002384 4057 a0a3 d70a 3d71 4057 a28f 5c28 f5c3
0002400 4057 a47a e147 ae14 4057 a666 6666 6666
0002416 4057 a851 eb85 1eb8 4057 aa3d 70a3 d70a
0002432 4057 ac28 f5c2 8f5c 4057 ad70 a3d7 0a3d
0002448 4057 af5c 28f5 c28f 4057 b147 ae14 7ae1
0002464 4057 b333 3333 3333 4057 b51e b851 eb85
0002480 4057 b666 6666 6666 4057 b851 eb85 1eb8
0002496 4057 ba3d 70a3 d70a 4057 bc28 f5c2 8f5c
0002512 4057 bd70 a3d7 0a3d 4057 bf5c 28f5 c28f
0002528 4057 c147 ae14 7ae1 4057 c28f 5c28 f5c3
0002544 4057 c47a e147 ae14 4057 c666 6666 6666
0002560 4057 c7ae 147a e148 4057 c999 9999 999a
0002576 4057 cae1 47ae 147b 4057 cccc cccc cccd
0002592 4057 ce14 7ae1 47ae 4057 d000 0000 0000
0002608 4057 d147 ae14 7ae1 4057 d333 3333 3333
0002624 4057 d47a e147 ae14 4057 d5c2 8f5c 28f6
0002640 4057 d7ae 147a e148 4057 d8f5 c28f 5c29
0002656 4057 da3d 70a3 d70a 4057 db85 1eb8 51ec
0002672 4057 dd70 a3d7 0a3d 4057 deb8 51eb 851f
0002688 4057 e000 0000 0000 4057 e147 ae14 7ae1
0002704 4057 e28f 5c28 f5c3 4057 e3d7 0a3d 70a4
0002720 4057 e51e b851 eb85 4057 e666 6666 6666
0002736 4057 e7ae 147a e148 4057 e8f5 c28f 5c29
0002752 4057 ea3d 70a3 d70a 4057 eb85 1eb8 51ec
0002768 4057 eccc cccc cccd 4057 ed70 a3d7 0a3d
0002784 4057 eeb8 51eb 851f 4057 f000 0000 0000
0002800 4057 f0a3 d70a 3d71 4057 f1eb 851e b852
0002816 4057 f333 3333 3333 4057 f3d7 0a3d 70a4
0002832 4057 f51e b851 eb85 4057 f5c2 8f5c 28f6
0002848 4057 f70a 3d70 a3d7 4057 f7ae 147a e148
0002864 4057 f851 eb85 1eb8 4057 f999 9999 999a
0002880 4057 61eb 851e b852 4057 6333 3333 3333
0002896 4057 651e b851 eb85 4057 6666 6666 6666
0002912 4057 67ae 147a e148 4057 68f5 c28f 5c29
0002928 4057 6ae1 47ae 147b 4057 6b85 1eb8 51ec
0002944 4057 6ccc cccc cccd 4057 6e14 7ae1 47ae
0002960 4057 6f5c 28f5 c28f 4057 7000 0000 0000
0002976 4057 7147 ae14 7ae1 4057 71eb 851e b852
0002992 4057 728f 5c28 f5c3 4057 7333 3333 3333
0003008 4057 73d7 0a3d 70a4 4057 747a e147 ae14
0003024 4057 751e b851 eb85 4057 751e b851 eb85
0003040 4057 75c2 8f5c 28f6 4057 75c2 8f5c 28f6
*
0003104 4057 751e b851 eb85 4057 751e b851 eb85
0003120 4057 747a e147 ae14 4057 73d7 0a3d 70a4
0003136 4057 7333 3333 3333 4057 728f 5c28 f5c3
0003152 4057 71eb 851e b852 4057 7147 ae14 7ae1
0003168 4057 70a3 d70a 3d71 4057 6f5c 28f5 c28f
0003184 4057 6eb8 51eb 851f 4057 6d70 a3d7 0a3d
...
0517808 406e 1666 6666 6666 406e 1ccc cccc cccd
0517824 406e 2000 0000 0000 406e 2333 3333 3333
0517840 406e 2999 9999 999a 406e 2ccc cccc cccd
0517856 406e 3000 0000 0000 406e 3333 3333 3333
0517872 406e 3999 9999 999a 406e 3ccc cccc cccd
0517888 406e 4000 0000 0000 406e 4333 3333 3333
0517904 406e 4666 6666 6666 406e 4999 9999 999a
0517920 406e 4ccc cccc cccd 406e 5000 0000 0000
0517936 406e 5333 3333 3333 406e 5666 6666 6666
0517952 406e 5999 9999 999a 406e 5ccc cccc cccd
0517968 406e 6000 0000 0000 406e 6333 3333 3333
0517984 406e 6333 3333 3333 406e 6666 6666 6666
0518000 406e 6999 9999 999a 406e 6999 9999 999a
0518016 406e 6ccc cccc cccd 406e 7000 0000 0000
0518032 406e 7000 0000 0000 406e 7333 3333 3333
0518048 406e 7333 3333 3333 406e 7333 3333 3333
0518064 406e 7666 6666 6666 406e 7666 6666 6666
0518080 406e 7666 6666 6666 406e 7999 9999 999a
0518096 406e 7999 9999 999a 406e 7999 9999 999a
*
0518192 406e 7666 6666 6666 406e 7666 6666 6666
0518208 406e 7666 6666 6666 406e 7333 3333 3333
0518224 406e 7333 3333 3333 406e 7000 0000 0000
0518240 406e 7000 0000 0000 406e 6ccc cccc cccd
0518256 406e 6ccc cccc cccd 406e 6999 9999 999a
0518272 406e 6666 6666 6666 406e 6666 6666 6666
0518288 406e 6333 3333 3333 406e 6000 0000 0000
0518304 406e 5ccc cccc cccd 406e 5999 9999 999a
0518320 406e 5666 6666 6666 406e 5666 6666 6666
0518336 406e 5333 3333 3333 406e 5000 0000 0000
0518352 406e 4999 9999 999a 406e 4666 6666 6666
0518368 406e 4333 3333 3333 406e 4000 0000 0000
0518384 406e 3ccc cccc cccd 406e 3999 9999 999a
0518400